Leave it to Rob Gronkowski to make one laugh in his retirement days. What did the former Tampa Bay tight end do this time? Even though he retired from football, he kept himself busy. From playing with his real-life Barbie doll (that is his girlfriend Camille Kostek) to many people speculating a bombastic return to the NFL. He stayed relevant. However, after four months of retirement, it looks like he found a new job for himself.

Co-Founder of Medium Rare, a company that stages annual live events, Adam Richman, shared an Instagram story. In it, Rob Gronkowski stuck a fake mustache and wore black clothes like that of a janitor. Also, the Super Bowl-winning TE held a mop. “Boy, you look funny,” said Adam Richman to Gronkowski. Also, he captioned the story, “Roberto finally found a job.” But will ‘Roberto return to his old job anytime soon?

Is there a possibility that Rob Gronkowski will return to the Bucs?

The tight end announced his retirement from the NFL in June by posting a message on his social media accounts. After the 2018 season, Gronkowski announced his retirement and sat out 2019, but he later returned for a two-year stint in Tampa Bay alongside Tom Brady.

Although Gronk sent the word about his retirement to the world, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, once announced that it would not be too surprising “if Rob comes back during the season or next season.”

Rosenhaus still holds the possibility that Gronk will make a comeback

In a recent interview, Rosenhaus gave his answer and opinion if he thinks his client would return to the field. Even though the TE is happy off the field, he may come back if Brady wants him to.

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“If later in the season, Rob decides that he’s going to come back for his guy Tom Brady and maybe finish the year out and help the team win another championship. That would not surprise me.” He said.

Few can match the legacy Gronkowski left behind when he finished his career. He has five Pro Bowl nominations and four Super Bowl rings. He is the tight end with the most touchdown receptions in a single season (17 in 2011, set this record), as well as the most in a tight end’s career in postseason scoring (18). His 92 touchdown receptions rank third among tight ends in NFL history, and his 9,286 receiving yards rank fifth overall.

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